Giorgio Agamben
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In the eyes of authority – and maybe rightly so – nothing looks more like a terrorist than the ordinary man.
— What is an Apparatus?: And Other Essays (2009), Stanford University Press, p. 35.
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Giorgio Agamben (* 22. April 1942 in Rom) ist ein italienischer Philosoph, Essayist und Buchautor. Er lehrte am Universitätsinstitut für Architektur (IUAV) in Venedig und am Collège international de philosophie in Paris.
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